[6-PACK] S.T. Japan Washing Drum Powerful Cleaning Tablet  3 times use
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[6-PACK] S.T. Japan Washing Drum Powerful Cleaning Tablet 3 times use

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[6-PACK] S.T. Japan Washing Drum Powerful Cleaning Tablet 3 times useDescription: Cleaning ingredients quickly penetrate to the back of the tank to be washed. Thoroughly removes "mold" and "bacteria" and deodorizes worrisome odors. Tablet type that melts with a squish. There is no need to leave it on. Tightly concentrate cleaning ingredients! Even if it is compact, it is enough for 3 doses. Use Method: * The method of use may differ depending on the model, so refer to the instruction manual of your washing machine. Do

Description:
Cleaning ingredients quickly penetrate to the back of the tank to be washed. Thoroughly removes "mold" and "bacteria" and deodorizes worrisome odors.
- Tablet type that melts with a squish. There is no need to leave it on.
- Tightly concentrate cleaning ingredients! Even if it is compact, it is enough for 3 doses.

 

Use Method:
* The method of use may differ depending on the model, so refer to the instruction manual of your washing machine.

Do not touch the drug directly. Wear gloves when using.
(1) Turn on the power first, and put in the entire amount of one packet.
* Do not use leftover hot water that used bath salts.

Fully automatic washing machine (also with dryer)
* Set to high water level.
(2) Drive one cycle on the standard course. (Wash→rinse→ dehydrate)
* Can also be used in [Tank Cleaning Course].

Drum type washing machine (as well as lick drum)
(3) Operate on the tank cleaning course.
* Cannot be used in the standard course.

(In case of first use or severe soil)
It is effective to add the drug and leave it on for 6 hours after watering.
If it cannot be removed after one wash, reuse it (it will not affect the tank you want to wash even if you continue to use it).

Caution:

Be sure to read "Instructions for Use" and "Precautions for Use" before use. Store in a box.

This item cannot be eaten.
Keep out of reach of infants and people with dementia.
Do not use if you are not feeling well.
Be sure to use it alone.
Toxic gas is generated when mixed with acidic type, chlorine-based products, vinegar, alcohol, etc., which is dangerous.
Be careful not to get in your eyes or get on your skin.
Do not use with hot water above 50°C.
Wear rubber gloves when using.
After opening, use up one packet immediately.
Do not use with laundry in it. Be careful as it may bleach if it adheres to clothing.
Be sure to ventilate thoroughly when using.
Avoid direct sunlight and do not place in places where the temperature and humidity are high.
If powder adheres to the tank to be washed, wipe it off immediately and wipe well with water.
Do not use for anything other than its intended purpose.

Beware of accidental ingestion

 

Ingredient:Dichloroisocyanurate, foaming agent (baking soda, malic acid), surfactant (sodium alphasulfo fatty acid ester), excipient (glucose), stabilizer

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